Vermont high school highlights: Luitel breaks Winooski soccer scoring record

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Winooski's Lek Nath Luitel (2) celebrates a goal during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Danville's Tim White (13) drives to try and save the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Lek Nath Luitel (2) and goalie Ekyod Lumambo high five during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Bishal Limbu (7) runs with the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Lek Nath Luitel (2) kicks the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Abbas Abdulaziz (8) and Danville's Dakota Johnson (7) battle for the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Lek Nath Luitel (2) chases down the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Danville's JacobLeclair (26) leaps to head the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Mowtes Ibrahim (17) leaps to head the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Ahmed Aweys (9) plays the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Lek Nath Luitel (2) runs past Danville's Derrick Litz (5) with the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Lek Nath Luitel (2) kicks the ball for a goal during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Milan Magar (11) and Danville's Cole Beliveau (10) battle for the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Lek Nath Luitel (2) celebrates a goal during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Milan Magar (11) kicks the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Lek Nath Luitel (2) runs with the ball past Danville's Cole Beliveau (10) during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Bishal Limbu (7) and Danvile's Garrett Sinclair (21) battle for the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Abbas Abdulaziz (8) runs down the field with the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Lek Nath Luitel (2) kicks the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Danville goalie Tim White makes a save on a penalty kick during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski. BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS

Winooski's Lek Nath Luitel (2) kicks the ball during the boys soccer game between Danivlle and Winooski at Winooski High School on Tuesday night September 11, 2018 in Winooski.(Photo: BRIAN JENKINS/for the FRESS PRESS)

Evan Lamothe’s two tallies in the second half included one from the penalty spot, Hans Nedde tacked on a pair of goals and one assist to lead the Lakers (1-3). Foster Viau had a goal and an assist and Alex Daignault handed out two assists.

Nolan Deep made six saves for Milton (0-2-1), as did Chase Carey for Colchester.

Brendan Deuso scored in the first half and Evan Cota stopped nine shots for Enosburg (0-2).

Rutland 3, Mount Abraham 0: Finn McGuinness (assist) got Rutland on the board in the fourth minute and the hosts never looked back to blank Mount Abraham in the Loyzelle tournament.

Carter Stearns and Andres Aguilar (assist) padded the lead for the Raiders (2-2).

Ethan DeWitt had six stops for the Eagles (0-2-1).

Hazen 6, Richford 0: Five players scored for visiting Hazen as it rolled to a 4-0 halftime lead in a win over Richford.

Silas Lowenthal, Walker Willey, Cody Hall, Jay LeCours and Cody Davison found the back of the net for the Wildcats, who also benefited from an own goal with 15 minutes to play.

Girls soccer

South Burlington 2, Mount Mansfield 1: Bella Nevin's second goal came with 46 seconds to go, breaking a tie and lifting South Burlington to the comeback win over visiting Mount Mansfield.

Nevin tied it up in the 45th minute, dribbling through several defenders by curling a left-footed shot inside the right post. On the winner, Nevin took a well-placed through ball from Josie Oliveira and finished with the outside of her foot.

Macey Wissell tallied for MMU, finishing Lauren Flewelling's long feed from a set piece.

Hannah Murray made six saves for the Wolves (3-1). Anna Betz had seven stops for the Cougars (2-1).